This days, we participate at “Mailles” exhibition at la Maison du Danemark in Paris.
For this event we decided to work on landscapes seen from the sky.
We each choose a place we love and knitted them.
Soso
La Touesse
48°4132.91″N
1°55’15.89″O
Oryanne
Le bruit du glacier Perito Moreno,
50° 28′ 13″ S
73° 02′ 20″ O
Ema
Berliebe
52°31’13.21″N
13°24’26.96″E
Ema
Nice la belle ennuyeuse
43°41’40.09″N
7°16’45.32″E
Quinc
Livarot
49° 00 ’15.70″ N
49° 00 ’15.70″ N
0° 08′ 59.02″ E
Quinc
Taj Mahal
27° 10′ 29″ N
The evening of the night preview, wool and needles were available for people who wanted to knit.
Other artists working in knitting were exhibited : Art Orienté Objet, Françoise Dupré, Isabel Berglund, Hanne G, Alexandra Bircken
This post is also available in: French
This looks great, my daughter, Charlotte Blacker, will love this when I show her it as she knows how much work will have gone into it. Charlotte won the Royal Television Society National Student Television Awards in May 2011 for her film ‘The Little Red Plane’ made out of wool, which won the undergraduate National Award for best Animation film.
Youtube – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2K1VI6sLdY
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-13572121
kind regards
Roy (A proud father)
Dear Roy, I#m working for german television and just came across your link to your daughters video. Is ist possible, too show this video in german television? I#m planning a story about knitting not being old fashioned but fashionable for the 17th of november and would reallly like to share the video with our viewers. Looking forward to a response, best, Patricia